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Requiem in D Minor K.626 sheet music

Requiem in D Minor K.626 is listed here in scores associated with Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The selection includes the Lacrimosa as a piano score and as an SATB-with-piano arrangement, alongside a larger multi-part score labelled Part 1. Compare the versions by their listed parts and choose the one that matches how you want to read or perform the music.

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Versions at a glance

The Lacrimosa appears in two clearly different formats: piano alone and SATB with piano. The larger score is listed with 21 parts, including voices, woodwinds, brass, timpani and strings. These descriptions help you shortlist a score; they do not confirm that a listing is complete or that its scoring matches the work's original instrumentation.

Choosing a Lacrimosa score

For keyboard reading, the piano-only Lacrimosa is the direct option. For choral study, the SATB-with-piano score shows soprano, alto, tenor and bass lines alongside piano accompaniment. Check the actual score for voicing, key and layout before using it in rehearsal.

Reading the listed musical details

Both Lacrimosa listings show a one-flat opening key signature and 12/8 time. The SATB-with-piano listing also records an opening tempo of 60 BPM. These details describe the individual scores rather than a definitive edition of the Requiem.

What to verify before performance

A selected score may be a single excerpt or part of a larger work, so confirm its contents, vocal ranges, instrumental parts and edition before rehearsal or performance. Questions about the work's completion, movement numbering and original performing forces require a critical edition or specialist commentary.

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What is Requiem in D Minor K.626?

Requiem in D Minor K.626 is a work attributed in these catalogue listings to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The available scores include the Lacrimosa excerpt and a large multi-part score labelled Part 1, so the page covers both excerpt-level and broader score listings.

Which Lacrimosa arrangements are listed?

Two Lacrimosa arrangements are listed: a piano score and an SATB-with-piano version. The SATB version specifies soprano, alto, tenor, bass and piano parts, making it the clearer choice if you need vocal lines with accompaniment.

What musical features do the Lacrimosa listings share?

Both Lacrimosa listings record a 12/8 opening time signature and a one-flat opening key signature. They are separate arrangements rather than confirmed copies of the same edition.

What parts appear in the large Requiem score?

One selected score, titled Requiem in D Minor (K. 626) - Mozart Pt. 1, lists 21 parts including B-flat clarinets, basset horns, bassoons, D trumpets, trombones, timpani, SATB voices and strings. The listing describes that score's parts, but it does not by itself prove the work's original instrumentation or completeness.

How do I choose between the piano and SATB Lacrimosa scores?

Choose the piano Lacrimosa listing for a keyboard-only reading of the excerpt, and the SATB-with-piano listing when you need vocal lines plus accompaniment. Check the score itself for range, key and completeness before relying on it for performance.